Aditya Birla Group signs MoU with Suzlon for recyclable turbine blades
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What happened
Aditya Birla Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Suzlon to develop fully recyclable wind turbine blades using advanced recyclable epoxy. This initiative establishes a technical baseline for wider industry adoption of circular manufacturing standards in the sector.
From newstodaynet.com
Why it matters
The agreement supports India's national goal of installing 500 GW of non-fossil power generation capacity by 2030, which requires over $220 billion in renewable energy investments. The move contributes to the push for sustainable manufacturing within the energy sector.
From newstodaynet.com
Who's involved
- Aditya Birla GroupSigned the MoU with Suzlon to develop recyclable turbine blades
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The entities involved
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Aditya Birla Group
Indian multinational conglomerate company